I'm doing 43 things
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4 years ago
An engaging book for the layperson.
a. wu's Life List
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1. Volunteer at least twice a month
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2. Invent AI that works
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3. master Ruby
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4. Be a better friend
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5. publish short stories
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6. know my way around Seattle
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7. learn to forgive
1 cheer438 people -
8. be motivated
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9. become proficient at the waxwood staff
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10. do a decent windmill
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11. sleep better
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12. Contact Juggle
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13. freestyle
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14. throw a fh bounce
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15. learn rope dart basics
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16. find a writer's group in Seattle
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17. create silly things
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18. Get a PhD
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19. learn how to style hair
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20. master the backhand airbounce
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21. master the changquan form
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22. teach a frisbee class
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23. cook and then eat the pillsbury doughboy
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24. write better
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25. study fashion
39 people -
26. avoid perfectionism
26 people -
27. study Einstein's general relativity
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28. simplify the universe
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29. work on my flexibility
6 people -
30. get an apple powerbook
502 people -
31. Learn Cantonese
260 people -
32. meditate every day
651 people -
33. do a butterfly twist
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34. visit Shanghai
40 people -
35. try out 43 Things
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36. Become less self-conscious
70 people -
37. be less obsessive
87 people -
38. learn how to prepare 10 excellent meals
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39. add red highlights to my hair
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40. pierce my ears
117 people -
41. Save money
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42. Visit Japan
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43. strengthen my jump kicks
1 person
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M-x all-hail-xemacs
4 years ago
I think it’s hard to argue a great case for mastering an editor these days now that we have more commonplace refactoring browsers and nicer languages like Ruby, but it’s still worth doing for any dedicated programmer.
